I Will Still Finish School – Portable Vows Despite Music Success

Controversial singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has insisted that he will still complete his education regardless of his success in the music industry.

The singer made the disclosure in a preview of the Honest Brunch Podcast, scheduled for release on YouTube on Monday, where he opened up about his academic struggles and rise to fame.

Portable shared that he was once a student of Business Administration at Kwara Polytechnic but had to drop out after losing financial support and being unable to pay his school fees. He recalled selling sachet water to survive during those difficult times. According to him, despite being labelled the "olodo" in his family, he noted that he is now the one catering for his father.

While advising young people not to abandon education, Portable also stressed that a degree is not the only route to success. He encouraged them to find success outside and still return to complete their studies.

He said: "I go still finish school as I dey like this. I no finish school."

"I no see anybody to sponsor me again. The school fees is high. I go still finish school as I dey like this."

"Na Kwara Poly pain me pass. I be student… Na indigene this thing I use enter. I studied Business Administration."

"Person wey dem dey call olodo for my family na me still dey feed my papa now."

"It is not a must you finish school before you get am. You fit go get am from outside and come back finish school. I go still finish school as I dey like this."